After some works on Disco Halal, Spinnup or Rotten City with his track
'Cube' (included on the last Rotten Citizens Compilation), young Telavivian producer Marko East comes back to the label, this time with a mighty EP full of acid and rave flavors, clearly focused on the dance floor.
'Kinda happy, Sorta Sad' is the very first track he did by himself, after working for a couple years with a partner in an electronic duo.
As the title says, the track is about how we sometimes feel living in this weird world, combining influences from 80s beats and rock attitude with the vocals.
'DIG' is also one of his first tracks, with a very 'Telavivian' vibe. The beat brings some Trance and Rave elements, on a fat kick and bass, definitely club oriented. That was his intention, creating something that would make him dance at home during the first lockdown.
'Empty Bench' is pure fire. With those irresistible 90s inspiration breaks and acid sounds, all the drum samples on this one were taken from his own private record collection, and the bass line coming from an old TB 303 which a friend gave him for just one day!
He locked himself in the studio, knowing that he only had that one day to work, started to jam with this machine, added some vocals through a cheap mic he had back then, and finished the track after 5 hours.
The release is completed with remixes from Swedish 'Trampoliner' duo Elfenberg and Playground Records co-funder Kuunde, both to the track 'Kinda Happy, Sorta Sad'. The first one with a wicked uptempo peak time bomb and the other one with his unmistakable bass line & grooves.

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Marko East - Kinda Happy, Sorta Sad (Elfenberg Remix)

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Taken from "La Mverte - Ashram Temple EP (Les Enfers)". Out June 17th 2022. Buy here https://lamverte.bandcamp.com/album/ashram-temple-ep  

La Mverte releases his new EP Ashram Temple, the second release of his label Les Enfers.
Since 2014, year of the release of his first EP Through The Circles on the label Her Majesty's Ship and his participation in the Red Bull Music Academy (RBMA) in Tokyo, alongside Palms Trax, Zebra Katz, Xosar or Alejandro Paz - with whom he will release the collaborative EP The Line in 2015 - La Mverte has not stopped pacing the path of the studio as that of the stage with regularity, until the sudden stop that imposed by the global health events that we all know only too well.
In 2019, he released the EP No Trespassers, at the confluence of musical universes that he particularly likes - between surf tinged with new beat, trippy dub, krautrock or synthwave - and with as always one foot in the concert hall and the other in the club.
This EP followed his debut album The Inner Out released between 2017 and 2018, which immortalized the synthetic aesthetic of his debut, as did the A Game Called Tarot EP released in 2015. He followed up with Alchemy Calls in 2021, once again pushing the doors of the club. The EP is thus composed of 3 original tracks - including a featuring of Jean-Christophe Couderc (Vox Low) - which navigate between Detroit’s electro, synthwave and new beat. It is also enriched with 2 remixes by Javi Redondo and Anatolian Weapons.
With Ashram Temple, La Mverte invites us to a trip that he’s never undertaken before. Leaving behind the formats and tempi to which he was known to be used to until then, it is a question here of leaving to the exploration of a still uncharted territory of his musical continent, much slower than usual, in an almost balearic spirit, imbued with
mystery and always plunged into darkness. Established as the starting point of a long term series relating his imaginary odysseys, this first opus offers to take us towards the northern jungles of India, investigating a secret cult practicing certain forgotten rituals within the walls of a forsaken temple.
The original track is offered no less than 3 remixes. Youkounkoun (Jeff Lasson and Gaëtan Rossi) delivers a very personal remix, almost dance-balearic - after some incursions by I’m a Cliché, Invisible Inc or Partyfine - playing around the central melody and the haunted choirs. Theus Mago, aka Mateo Gonzalez, known for his releases on Optimo Music, Lumière Noire or Duro, offers us a club-oriented version in an indiedance fashion. Finally, The Populists gives us his take on the track, from a disco-ish intro to more electroclash vibes, as it can be previously heard on his releases via Zone, Space Factory or XXX.
With Ashram Temple, La Mverte sends the postcard of a personal voyage, surveying both fantasized lands and more or less marked out inner paths.

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https://soundcloud.com/la-mverte
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Ashram Temple EP

Ashram Temple (Theus Mago Remix)

PREMIERE : La Mverte - Ashram Temple (Theus Mago Remix)(Les Enfers)

Magic Fire EP

PREMIERE! Julian Sanza - Air Raid

David Meyer & Ivan De La Rouch  "Tricks,n Stuff"

Remix i did for my dear friend ALF CHAMPION out on our label @fucanglongfiles

PREMIERE: ALF CHAMPION - Crouching Tiger Hidden Alien at The Lobby(Mufti Remix) [Fucanglong Files]

25 years Robert Johnson. A quarter of a century! As it proudly raises its glass to toast 25 years of unrivaled musical excellence and design, the echoes of countless memories reverberate through its storied halls. To honor this landmark anniversary, https://soundcloud.com/live-at-robert-johnson presents a kind of master blueprint of sound: „Tell Me Something Good - 25 Years of Famous When Dead!“ https://soundcloud.com/gregor-habicht and I are honored to have had the opportunity to contribute a track to this incredible compilation. Here’s to the next 25 years or so…

Peter Invasion & Gregor Habicht - Kasalina [Live At Robert Johnson]

Rûh (SE) - The Core

"Random Forest is a journey through the lush soundscape of organic house, where the tones of ethnic instruments meet the pulse of the modern electronic beat. With tropical warmth, melodic textures, and uplifting spirits, each track leads into the random rhythm of the forest." - Masrit

Written and Produced by Roei Merom
Mastered at Ohxala Records Studios
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Random Forest

Eagle Eye

Masrit - Eagle Eye (Original Mix)

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A1: Terminal Madness
A2: Hands Inside The Car
B: Vodonik
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Phantasy Sound regulars Cowboy Rhythmbox return to the imprint this November with three esoteric cuts entitled ‘Terminal Madness’.

After solid releases throughout 2018 from Daniel Avery, Ghost Culture, James Welsh and Red Axes to name a few, Erol Alkan’s Phantasy Sound return with a triple pronged battle weapon from Cowboy Rhythmbox that takes in inspiration from a wealth of disparate elements; the brutal drum machine swagger of early Chicago house, the murky world of 1980's video arcades, the bleeps of Sheffield, arcane home computing documentaries recorded to VHS, public access TV.

‘Terminal Madness’ is a quirky track about the paranoia surrounding artificial intelligence, inspired by early Dance Mania releases and broken pocket calculators amongst other things. ‘Hands Inside The Car’ then deploys a wonderful eccentric atmosphere through a deadpan vocal hook that wraps itself around a killer combination of sub bass, freestyle beats and deranged reversed elements.

‘Vodonik’ finishes with a stark, glacial rave beast, very much a reaction against Cowboy Rhythmbox's usual maximal approach. This is stripped-down-to-the-bone body music that will work in the most cavernous of rave palaces or the most intimate seedy basement club.

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Vodonik

The intriguing tale of French duo Kimshies continues... Their sole release from 2004 re-upped into the ether by Solomun in 2018, it triggered a return to the studio after almost 15 years. Making up for lost time, they’ve already dropped two exceptional EP's on Nein. Now comes their Duro debut... And it’s a perfect dark disco match.

Even the title says as much ‘Fucked Up Mama’: a scuzzy, frazzled jam rich in oiled distortion and lighting strike synths and a rising case of venomous acid mid-way, there’s a grit in the groove that’s going to take more than a few lockdown handwashes to feel clean from. It’s coupled by a series of equally forthright remixes: fresh from completing his debut album for Life & Death, Disco Halal alumni Autarkic strips your mama down to her kickdrum undies and redresses her in a dynamic laser laced charmer.

He’s in good company... Nein brethren Cabaret Nocturne makes a welcome appearance with a creeping dark electro twist while La Dame Noir’s Arthur Johnson gets busy with two perspectives; one where the swing and organs provide funky refreshment and a bonus one which takes us right back into the gritty analog mama-fucking attitude of the original. Exceptional. The intriguing tale continues...

Fucked Up Mama

Kimshies - Fucked Up Mama (Cabaret Nocturne Remix)

Cowboy Rhythmbox are Nathan Gregory Wilkins and Richard X. Coming together to create their own singular strain of music for dancing, they draw on a collective love of outsider house, bargain bin cut-outs, hard drive debris, rudimentary jack trax, obscure TV themes, Euro disco, EBM, Detroit Techno, the Smith & Wesson Model 3 and horses.